We all like to be thrilled every once in a while, right? That's why we go on roller coasters and watch horror movies. We want excitement, but we want to be safe at the same time.
Since you're just looking at this on a screen, I can't really offer too much in the way of adrenaline beyond some pictures that will, hopefully, make your palms feel a little damp.
No, it's not someone having a near-phone-death experience after their Samsung slipped off the counter or something. This is just how they're propping up their phone to watch a video.
I realize it's not the most important thing, but I am fascinated by the marks in the ground all over this farm. I realize it's just the farmer driving around or whatever, but it's kind of beautiful, right?
I don't think my brain is understanding the shapes involved here. Like, it seems like you have to fight against gravity in a ton of different ways to navigate your way to town.
Before any of you herpetologists get on me about what kind of snake this is, I suggest you try writing jokes for a living and see how fast and loose you get with your snake varieties.
And about a 0% chance that it's not haunted when you get to the other side of it.
Although, I think I'd have a pretty legitimate answer for "do you have any reason why these people shouldn't be married?"
If I was on that ship, I'd have a hard time not going "whoooaaaaaaaaaaaaa" every time the ship tipped a little bit.
I'm just jealous because this guy seems to have one phone in his hand and another on the selfie stick. I'm just not quite living that two-phone lifestyle yet, y'know?
Unless it's the opening shot of GoldenEye because that thing was worth as many stunt people and directors as you had to lose to get it.
That's one case where you definitely don't want your hands to be sweaty. You need them as grippy as possible.
It's called "Kjeragbolten," which, according to Google Translate means "Kjeragbolten," when you turn it into English.
If I know anything about the internet, though, it's that if I'm wrong, someone will have mentioned it in the comments by now.
Honestly, skiing is already dangerous enough. So why stop the danger there? The ride up the hill should be just as deadly.
Then again, I'm also the kind of dummy who would slip in while peeking down the hole and either get stuck or end up on a quick trip to the basement.
If you didn't sing that caption in your head while you were reading it, I'm sorry, but we just can't be friends anymore. I'll leave a box of your stuff at the door for you to pick up while I'm at work.
